Gregg Wilson
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The Invisible Review
April 27, 2007 6:04am ESTThe best scenes are in the trailer. A dim supernatural thriller that combines existential angst with teenage trauma and comes up a loser.
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We Are Marshall Review
December 22, 2006 4:43am ESTYou know how it begins and you know how it ends, but We Are Marshall will still make a sports fan cheer. Its still the same old triumph against the odds, but it's a solid version of that.
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Hollywoodland Review
September 08, 2006 5:04am ESTHollywoodland is a well-acted, moody and sumptuously evocative recreation of LA’s seemingly glamorous underbelly circa the 1950s but tries entirely too hard to be Chinatown.
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Hoot Review
May 08, 2006 10:46am ESTHoles, Because of Winn-Dixie and now, Hoot. Since we don’t really have after school TV specials anymore, these kid novels-turned-hokey movies seem to be fitting the bill.
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Larry the Cable Guy: Health Inspector Review
March 24, 2006 1:35pm ESTFart jokes? Check. Bowel jokes? You betcha. Toilet paper jokes? Covered. Fart noises? The best. Cockroaches/rats in kitchens? Sure, throw ‘em in. Actual humor? Uh…what’s that again?
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Big Momma's House 2 Review
January 27, 2006 9:34am ESTBig Momma's House 2 is precisely what you'd expect from a sequel whose title no longer has any affiliation with the current "story": a few harmless, lowbrow laughs, all of which are forever indebted to the formulas of crap past.
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The Family Stone Review
December 16, 2005 7:40am ESTAs one of the more likable holiday films to come around in a long time, the comedy The Family Stone will also surprise you with its depth and emotional appeal.
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Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang Review
October 21, 2005 1:57pm ESTAs one of the best noir crime thrillers since L.A. Confidential, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang is also going to make you laugh and laugh.
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The Dukes of Hazzard Review
August 05, 2005 7:46am ESTI guess if you were a fan of the TV show, this foolhardy Dukes of Hazzard upgrade may appeal to your baser senses. Or it could just remind you how ridiculous it was the show ran for six seasons in the first place.
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Constantine Review
February 18, 2005 3:28am ESTAlthough it might be unnecessarily complex in parts, Constantine still delivers a supernatural wallop, fueling a never-ending fascination with what lies beyond our world.
